Oriëntatiecontrole
Oriëntatiecontrole, often translated as orientation control or attitude control, refers to the process of managing the position and movement of an object in space relative to a reference frame. This is a fundamental concept in various fields, including aerospace, robotics, and navigation. The primary goal is to ensure that an object maintains a desired orientation or can change its orientation as required for its mission or function.
In aerospace, for example, spacecraft and aircraft require sophisticated orientation control systems to point instruments accurately,
Robotics also heavily relies on orientation control. A robot arm needs to orient its end-effector precisely
The principles of orientation control often involve feedback loops. The system continuously monitors the current orientation,